@davidallengreen Indeed not.
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Paul Sandham. Retired hospital pharmacist.
Where am I? Please take me to the nearest hospital.
Where am I? Please take me to the nearest hospital.
@davidallengreen I’m of the opinion that Stevie Nicks is fine and all, but not that great, really.
But then I’m firmly a fan of the Peter Green era.
But then I’m firmly a fan of the Peter Green era.
@MimiJ9 It’s laughable really. Remainers are responsible for Brexit not working, RNLI is responsible for people trafficking. Corbyn is responsible for just about everything.
Nothing is ever the fault of the real perpetrators, is it?
Nothing is ever the fault of the real perpetrators, is it?
@RichardJMurphy Is the Pope Catholic?
@TheTweetOfGod It took a while post the Musk revolution but my Twitter timeline is gradually filling up with right wing nonsense of which I saw very little before. I don’t solicit it and it’s impossible to engage with most posters - they either don’t respond or simply repeat the same old tropes. More and more, Twitter is a propaganda vehicle.
@ChrisMayLA6 @RichardJMurphy I think only the constituents, who elect MPs, can sack them, can’t they? They do have a right to recall them, I believe, but they can’t be withdrawn from parliament otherwise.
@adambienkov Honestly, I just can’t understand those who say Johnson isn’t just the image of sartorial chic.
@YorksBylines The real worry is that the Tories might just be desperate enough to go for Johnson again. But MORE worrying than that, the electorate might think that’s the right thing to do.
Nobody who ever gave a moment’s though to Johnson’s character or political acumen would believe a single word from him.
And yet the Great British voter fell for it. Twice, already.
Are we intelligent enough to avoid a third time?
I wish I could dismiss the possibility that we’re not.
Nobody who ever gave a moment’s though to Johnson’s character or political acumen would believe a single word from him.
And yet the Great British voter fell for it. Twice, already.
Are we intelligent enough to avoid a third time?
I wish I could dismiss the possibility that we’re not.